Description
Kyles of Bute II by Arie Vardi presents a serene yet expressive view of one of Scotland’s most iconic waterways. The Kyles of Bute, known for their tranquil beauty and interplay of light and shadow across water and hillsides, are the heart of this composition. The title Kyles of Bute II is central to the work’s sense of place, repeated in the imagery through rolling hills, reflective water, and distant skies. Vardi’s nuanced use of colour captures the subtle shifts in atmosphere that characterise this breathtaking landscape. His roots in graphic design and a lifetime of painting the Scottish countryside inform every brushstroke, resulting in a piece that balances emotion and precision. arievardi.co.uk
As the viewer’s eye travels across the sweeping vista in Kyles of Bute II, the calming hues and dynamic contrasts reflect the ever-changing Scottish weather and light. Vardi’s experience living in Scotland since 1991 has deepened his connection to landscapes like the Kyles of Bute — a connection you can feel in the rhythm and flow of this composition. The title Kyles of Bute II is itself a tribute to the beauty of this region, its name repeated here to emphasise the significance of place in Vardi’s artistic journey.
First4Frames Gallery offers a range of professional framing options to complement Kyles of Bute II. Choose from modern metal finishes or classic timber styles; select mounts that enhance depth and visual balance. Our standard Float glass ensures clarity and protection, with optional UV glass available for enhanced preservation. Each artwork is carefully framed by skilled professionals, ensuring that every detail of the print is showcased and protected for years to come.
With custom sizes and preview tools, First4Frames makes it easy to find the perfect presentation for your space. Whether you want a bold statement piece or a more subtle accent, the frame you choose can transform how Kyles of Bute II interacts with its environment. To learn more about Arie Vardi’s process and view a broader body of his work, visit https://arievardi.co.uk/. This print captures both the tranquillity and energy of the Kyles of Bute, inviting viewers to experience the landscape’s timeless allure.
